Re:Colleges at the breaking point, forcing ‘hard choices’ ab...
by JoeAltmaier on Friday May 01, 2020 @09:05AM
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I understood that countries with 'free' education, had a high bar for entry. So not really open to the public; open to the top 10% or whatever.
If you pay (in the USA) you can get in somewhere, guaranteed. Because there's a spectrum of institutions, so you can find a place that will take you where you are educationwise, and pull you up from there. Some start at IT college, move to a Community College, then a State or private one, then graduate. Cost-effective and you ultimately get to advertise the place you ended at.
If you pay (in the USA) you can get in somewhere, guaranteed. Because there's a spectrum of institutions, so you can find a place that will take you where you are educationwise, and pull you up from there. Some start at IT college, move to a Community College, then a State or private one, then graduate. Cost-effective and you ultimately get to advertise the place you ended at.